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This looks like a suspiciously cheap EcoFlow Delta 2 Max style solar power station, with the appeal centered on the 2400W, 2048Wh spec and the possibility of a real bargain if it is genuine. The strongest upside is the price, and one order reportedly arrived looking legit after a long shipping window. The main concerns are authenticity, a seller with 0 percent positive feedback, and reports of failed payment checks, cancellations, or no shipment at all. AliExpress refunds and cancellations did go through in some cases, making it a high risk, high reward listing.
Deal hunters willing to test a high-risk power station, because the unit may arrive and work, but the listing has repeated authenticity and fulfillment uncertainty.
Anyone needing a dependable home-backup battery, because the listing has repeated reports of non-shipment, cancellation, and possible counterfeit risk.
The seller has 0% positive feedback, and the deal is treated as high-risk because the item could be misrepresented, not shipped, or arrive as something useless. The only practical safety net mentioned is relying on AliExpress refunds or a card dispute if the platform does not resolve it.
The listing appears to match an EcoFlow Delta 2 Max, but it may be a knockoff rather than the genuine unit. The main practical risk is receiving a misrepresented product instead of the branded power station shown.
AliExpress refunded a never-shipped order quickly after the shipping date passed, and another buyer planned to use a credit-card dispute if needed. The catch is that the shipping window can be very long, so you may have to wait past the stated ship date before requesting a refund.
One order was never shipped and was later refunded, while another similar low-price battery order from the same seller was cancelled for "emergency" and "unable to fulfill." A separate buyer reported a long ship window that eventually did ship, so fulfillment is uncertain.
At $273 for a 2400W/2048Wh unit, the price is unusually low enough that it is considered worth a shot only if returns are reliable. The upside is a potentially huge bargain; the downside is a real chance of a fake, non-shipment, or other misrepresentation.
I took a chance, we only live once . I'll let you all know if I get a workimg EcoFlow, a non workimg EcoFlow, a concrete block in a box, or nothing at all...
I took a chance, we only live once . I'll let you all know if I get a workimg EcoFlow, a non workimg EcoFlow, a concrete block in a box, or nothing at all...
I ordered this 2 months ago. It was never shipped. The shipping date was so far out that I had to wait for it past the shipping date to ask for a refund.
Luckily, AliExpress refunded me right away.
I ordered this 2 months ago. It was never shipped. The shipping date was so far out that I had to wait for it past the shipping date to ask for a refund.
Luckily, AliExpress refunded me right away.
While I didnt have the bal*s to risk $300, I have risked upto $50 on deals for items that typically sell for $100-$150. The latest such risk was a 51v lithium battery charger that sells for $150 but one seller was offering for $50. I had placed the order way back in August and after placing the order I saw a shipping date of October 1st-15th. The item was shipped on the 10th and arrived yesterday.
I am testing it and so far it looks legit.
I'm unsure what the deal with these "ship in 2+ months" deals are
My guess is it could be a new seller using orders to raise capital to place a bulk order at a manufacturer (these are all whitelabelled products afterall) instead of exclusively using a loan or credit to pay for the products and then ship them.
While I didnt have the bal*s to risk $300, I have risked upto $50 on deals for items that typically sell for $100-$150. The latest such risk was a 51v lithium battery charger that sells for $150 but one seller was offering for $50. I had placed the order way back in August and after placing the order I saw a shipping date of October 1st-15th. The item was shipped on the 10th and arrived yesterday.
I am testing it and so far it looks legit.
I'm unsure what the deal with these "ship in 2+ months" deals are
My guess is it could be a new seller using orders to raise capital to place a bulk order at a manufacturer (these are all whitelabelled products afterall) instead of exclusively using a loan or credit to pay for the products and then ship them.
The delay could have been caused by their holidays or work schedule. The national holiday was the most recent, which I think is like a week or more.
I had ordered one too. After that, the store name changed from the one I ordered from to a different one. When I ordered it said it would ship from the US. A day later it said there 'may be extra charges' because it wasn't coming from the US.
So after 2 days I canceled it. It took a few days but the cancellation went through without issue.
Typical AliExpress, when you are cancelling, it demands you click from a list of reasons, but won't let you actually tell them why.
Mildly amusing little misadventure.
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This looks like a suspiciously cheap EcoFlow Delta 2 Max style solar power station, with the appeal centered on the 2400W, 2048Wh spec and the possibility of a real bargain if it is genuine. The strongest upside is the price, and one order reportedly arrived looking legit after a long shipping window. The main concerns are authenticity, a seller with 0 percent positive feedback, and reports of failed payment checks, cancellations, or no shipment at all. AliExpress refunds and cancellations did go through in some cases, making it a high risk, high reward listing.
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The seller has 0% positive feedback, and the deal is treated as high-risk because the item could be misrepresented, not shipped, or arrive as something useless. The only practical safety net mentioned is relying on AliExpress refunds or a card dispute if the platform does not resolve it.
The listing appears to match an EcoFlow Delta 2 Max, but it may be a knockoff rather than the genuine unit. The main practical risk is receiving a misrepresented product instead of the branded power station shown.
AliExpress refunded a never-shipped order quickly after the shipping date passed, and another buyer planned to use a credit-card dispute if needed. The catch is that the shipping window can be very long, so you may have to wait past the stated ship date before requesting a refund.
One order was never shipped and was later refunded, while another similar low-price battery order from the same seller was cancelled for "emergency" and "unable to fulfill." A separate buyer reported a long ship window that eventually did ship, so fulfillment is uncertain.
At $273 for a 2400W/2048Wh unit, the price is unusually low enough that it is considered worth a shot only if returns are reliable. The upside is a potentially huge bargain; the downside is a real chance of a fake, non-shipment, or other misrepresentation.
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Luckily, AliExpress refunded me right away.
Luckily, AliExpress refunded me right away.
I am testing it and so far it looks legit.
I'm unsure what the deal with these "ship in 2+ months" deals are
My guess is it could be a new seller using orders to raise capital to place a bulk order at a manufacturer (these are all whitelabelled products afterall) instead of exclusively using a loan or credit to pay for the products and then ship them.
I am testing it and so far it looks legit.
I'm unsure what the deal with these "ship in 2+ months" deals are
My guess is it could be a new seller using orders to raise capital to place a bulk order at a manufacturer (these are all whitelabelled products afterall) instead of exclusively using a loan or credit to pay for the products and then ship them.
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So after 2 days I canceled it. It took a few days but the cancellation went through without issue.
Typical AliExpress, when you are cancelling, it demands you click from a list of reasons, but won't let you actually tell them why.
Mildly amusing little misadventure.
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